


wading through the swamp I know so well

by tevinterhexe



Category: Dragon Age (Video Games), Dragon Age II
Genre: Addiction, Anal Sex, Drugged Sex, Dubious Consent, Licking, M/M, Outdoor Sex, Rough Sex
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2014-11-18
Updated: 2014-11-18
Packaged: 2018-02-26 04:05:58
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Chapters: 1
Words: 5,093
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/2637377
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/tevinterhexe/pseuds/tevinterhexe
Summary: <blockquote class="userstuff">
              <p>Fenris won't have sex without Anders being high on lyrium. </p><p>Anders will only have sex in exchange for lyrium. </p><p>It's perfect.</p>
            </blockquote>





	wading through the swamp I know so well

That heralded the end of an evening and not a moment too soon, if you asked him.

Fenris gave him the look from across the table, desire mixed with impatience, perfectly in tune with the rest of his sparkling personality; all impulse and out of balance, so foreign on a face usually shrouded in frowns. 

It seemed wrong somehow.

But the elf no longer kept constrained what he wanted, going after his needs and going after them now - who knew it’d only took a bar fight and some memories of the past to finally learn that he didn’t need a dead man’s permission to do so. Frankly, the change was welcomed by all of them. Anders just happened to benefit from more than just the improved group dynamics.

Green eyes across the table, they were a promise. Since this… dalliance? Liaison? Relationship? Whatever, did it matter? Since this thing between them started, he never failed to deliver on what was promised without words.

Dwelling inside his own mind for too long he missed the flimsy excuse when Fenris left the table. Watched him get up, and out the door he was. Anders left dumbstruck, unable to think or think about what to do until the elf turned his head and shot him a glare - possible meaning ranging from ‘Hurry’ to ‘If you don’t’. His heart was in his throat all of a sudden, which incidentally stifled a giggle his next thought tried to provoke. No longer beating in his chest, at least the heart was save from Fenris’ magical fisting trick. What a stupid thing—

When vivid images of last night assaulted him, Anders let them. He had to follow. Follow Fenris now! White hair, white lyrium lines under his own white fingertips, white moonlight the last thing he focuses on before Fenris bends him over the table underneath one of those perpetual cracks in the rooftop.

Yet the pictures in his head paled in comparison to the significance of other memories, the sensory experience that is licking, tasting, of a tingling tongue, stars before his eyes.

The lyrium is everywhere.

Follow him now!

His head was still in place, though barely. He couldn’t. They were not alone. Their friends… if they noticed them leavening so shortly after one another… If. Then. Then what?

Around the table sat seven forgotten mugs of ale and five people. Aveline had already left earlier.

He took his chances; while Hawke’s little templar brother was still hanging onto Merrill’s every word, never taking his eyes of her constantly moving lips; and while Marian and Isabela were still occupied doing… well, it involved lips, too.

“Don’t let them catch you staring, Blondie.”

Varric wasn’t doing anything, just silently observing. Of course, if asked, he would call it research instead - his fingers crooked as if holding a quill, whenever they were not lovingly enclosed around his crossbow.

“I’m not the one sharing stories that aren’t mine to tell.”

He probably knew already. Varric always knew.

“Crime, adventure, romance, that’s my thing. The smut… I leave to ‘Bela.” 

Anders wasn’t sure, if he should be relieved or offended. 

“Don’t you have somewhere to be?”

He did. Muttering some gibberish about clinics and patients, Anders excused himself and turned before he could be sure the shifting face was forming the beginnings of a smirk.

Pleasant, after hours spent in front of a fire, Kirkwall greeted him with a cool breeze and he let the night embrace him, knowing Fenris would have no trouble at all, that he could find him even in utter darkness. Fenris’ senses were impeccable. The reverse was not true; him stumbling directionless through the streets, never having honed the use of his five senses, never seen the reason to when magic would serve the same purpose, except a hundred times more effective. Oh, he could ping Fenris’ location down, but involve magic and cast an uncalled for spell on the warrior was never a good idea. He was very invested in the idea of keeping his heart in its place.

He called instead and got an answer.

Fenris pulled him into a small alley, lid only by a far off torch. Not much to see anyway, a few crates and barrels, steps and a door down to a laundry cellar, gorgeous elf drawing near and a mouth.

Anders bridged the distance left between them to nip at Fenris’ lip. Not really kissing, though he hoped they’d get there. He weighed the option of simply telling Fenris to shove his tongue down his throat and discarded it for now.

So close to the lyrium, he smelled it. But before he could even nuzzled at the inlaid lines along a delicate chin, Fenris stopped him with a hand curled around his jaw. “Tell me!”

It all begun with a question; it still wasn’t easy.

Fenris braced himself against a wall, arms crossed, expectant look. The picture of a man waiting. Anders remembered an elf so unsure of himself he wouldn’t allow any touch at all, who lock himself away in a rundown Hightown mansion he didn’t even own, getting drunk on overpriced wine and gloomy thoughts with nothing but corpses for company. Anders could resent that elf. But with the one that replaced him he wasn’t so sure.

A hand grabbed the front of his coat, no gauntlets, Fenris must have taken them off in the time it took Anders to follow him, and dragged him closer. Had it really been six years since then? They’d all changed, for better or worse.

He let Fenris guide him, straddling one of his thighs and a leg against each others crotches, Fenris started moving at an agonizingly slow pace and snaked a hand into the small of his back to hold him in place.

“Now.” 

Just the one word. Just that. Not exactly an order. Not exactly not an order. Also a question, a permission and a reminder. 

“Now now?”

Anders was lost.

Leaning in he took in the subtle yet distinct smell of lyrium. His head close, so close, to the elf’s tender neck and the silver-white thread embedded in his skin.

In his hair, Fenris' free hand webbing through the strands - not holding him back but... the threat was there. So close. He took a deep breath. He whimpered. He said, “I want it.”

Fingers massaging his scalp, encouraging.

So close. So badly. 

“I want it, badly. Please Fenris!” He tried to hold back and couldn’t. “I want it. May I have some lyrium, please?”

Those words managed to get him an approving him the elf. He let his head fall back against the wall, exposing his throat to Anders’ more than eager mouth, and instead of holding him back, the hand in his hair now urged him forwards.

Yes!

The first contact was always powerful, the metal vibrating with magic. Anders knew, yet he still had to restrain himself - go slowly, tip of the tongue first or risk being overwhelmed, counting seconds between breaths, breaths between licks, following the predetermined path down Fenris’ neck.

Same line back up. Maker, bless! With more tongue.

When a heady feeling clouded his vision and he had to close his eyes, it didn’t stop him. In the back of his head even his horny seventeen-year-old self laughed at this sad display.

“Mage”, Fenris wouldn’t let him fall, not just yet. “Pace yourself!”

Right, right! The prickly elf had his own set of expectations. He was still moving against his leg and, as it seemed to Anders, had trouble keeping a slow speed himself.

The tug on his hair could be taken as a suggestion, he supposed. Some people were just helpful that way. Intend mattered little in the end, only results, and this particular one set his body and mind aflame. The other side of Fenris’ neck tasted no different, just as intoxicating. He nuzzled at the end of one lyrium line, drawing a simultaneous moan from both of them, when he sucked it into his mouth.

Letting his lips travel upwards to the two single marks adorning Fenris’ chin, listened to the song the lyrium placed in his head, beautiful and full of longing, the increased clarity the longer the contact lasted. His tongue played around with the line currently in his mouth, getting as much of the brilliant taste as he could get.

Complacent, he sighed when Fenris pressured him onwards, guiding his head back down his throat. Anders was all too ready to comply.

What would it have to feel like from Fenris’ end? He wondered, briefly. Did he get the same light-headed feeling, the flutter in his stomach, burning need for more, always more, not enough, never enough, another lick, another taste

—he found the place that connected chin and neck and bit down. There was a grunt, but he wasn’t sure, if it came from Fenris or himself.

Was it this intoxicating for Fenris, too? As intoxicating as it was for Anders? Up to the point where thinking became too great an endeavour? He was drunk, drunk on lyrium and the impression of Fade, home, and the thrill of danger.

So probably not.

“Or maybe this is how you always feel, a permanent state of being.” He didn’t quite know what to do with this thought however.

“Is this what I get for indulging a mage whose grasp on sanity was thin to begin with?”

He could feel Fenris’ pulse with his tongue and he stopped a moment until his own heart beat in the same unsteady rhythm. Two as one. If his head was less foggy, he might have something else to say about this. Or maybe not. He always was a romantic.

“Can I keep you?” All but snuggling into the crook of Fenris’ neck to wait for an answer that didn’t come. “People are usually less fancy when they tell me to shut up.”

His tongue moved on, trying to reach spots it hadn’t been so far, only to meet with the top of Fenris’ armour. Before he knew, a distressed sound left his throat and his fingers were busying themselves with the clasps on the breastplate.

Faster than he could process in his befuddled state, Fenris had their positions reversed and his hands pinned against the wall. Their eyes met briefly, too brief to be sure what he saw there or what Fenris saw in his, if anything, then he let go as if burned.

“Hands to yourself, mage”, he said, after a moment of silence that went on for just a bit too long. “And loose the coat!”

A little hesitance, put aside quickly when he saw Fenris unbuckling his own armour and loosening the ties on the vest he wore underneath. Could be a grand gesture or nothing but a tease, at least it allowed a glimpse of the lyrium brands gracing the rest of his body - a little thicker than the ones on his neck, making Anders’ mouth water in anticipation.

His coat hit the floor and, once more, Fenris closed the distance between them, cornered him against the wall and leaned in for a long, urgent kiss. 

He slipped a warm hand under Anders’ worn linen tunic, touch Anders hadn’t know his body craved until now. Bold fingers found a nipple, rubbed it between them, then twisted, rubbed, and twisted again. Anders’ surprised gasps swallowed by Fenris’ mouth on his. Controlling, as well as offering a steady point, something to grab a hold on.

Trapped between Fenris and the hard bricks at his back, he couldn’t move so much as an inch. He parted his lips for a very insistent tongue demanding entrance. It was oh so welcome, a line of lyrium even on his tongue; and Anders sucked it eagerly. Pleasure igniting his whole body as he rocked himself against the tall elf pressed to his front. Close, closer—

Fenris groaned and held him back, frustratingly placed a hand on Anders’ hip to slow down their movement but not stopping it entirely at least. 

Twisting the nipple between his fingers once more, he broke their kiss. Nothing holding them back now, Anders’ little scream echoed in the death of night.

“I’m not going to let you get off easy.”

“No, no, no, no, no, no, no, get back here!”

Tongue out, shaking, his fumbling hands only brushed Fenris’ hair but couldn’t get a grip. The warrior pushed them aside like they were nothing. He cradled them in an embrace and shushed him with a finger to kiss swollen lips.

Had he been that loud, he asked himself, but the thought didn’t last. If he could just— the single digit so close to his mouth, it had lyrium, too. Anders had a feeling that Fenris would stop him this time.

The ties on his breeches are easily undone. Fabrics pooled around his ankles. When he kicked them aside and hooked one leg around Fenris’ waist, he did it with the desperation of a starving man.

“Please I w—”

A tap and a second finger at his lips accompanied an agreeable nod. Not much lyrium on Fenris’ fingers, he eagerly sucked them in anyway and hummed in bliss.

Initial confusion. The other hand was at his rear. He thought… with the fingers and the spit, but Fenris got him another lubricant tonight.

“Don’t use too much”, he said. Or tried to say, muffled by a full mouth and an unwillingness to stop lapping at the stripes of white on the inside of Fenris’s fingers.

“Mage.” He didn’t much care for the disapproval in Fenris’ eyes and voice - I do not intend to hurt myself for your own perverted sense of pleasure.

Fenris was however perfectly willing to hurt Anders to make a point, shoving two finger in at once, but Anders was more concerned with the line on Fenris’ palm and whether he could reach it with his tongue like this.

Through the mist he heard Fenris say something, meaningless to him, until the elf withdrew his hand and used it to pull Anders’ arms over his shoulders and locked them behind his neck.

Oh.

“Hold on.”

Yeah, he better— “Fenris.”

Then the ground shifted under his feet and he was flying. He called the name again and clung to the only thing solid in his otherwise spinning world, held up against the wall by two hands behind his thighs; as always surprising him with the amount of pure strength it showed.

Anders’ head fell forward, breathing shallowly into the empty space between neck and a broad shoulder. Something was supposed to happen.

Oh yes. 

The clenching around emptiness almost didn’t register to him, tense as he was all over. Cock hard between them, not from the pleasure that was to be expected. A different need Fenris could fulfill, if he was so inclined.

“What are you waiting for”, blighted elf - bad, no, no, don’t insult your lyrium elf, “Fenris?”

Doubts, surely, were reserved for the receiving party.

Multilingual, fluid in more tongues than most people even attempted to learn, let alone master, but Fenris’ snarl, the vague shift in his posture, this form of non-verbal communication he could not read.

Finally, a slow, Anders would not call it gentle, push. Not enough to force his entry. Anders inhaled through his nose. The gasp he wouldn’t let Fenris have just yet, keeping it close like the mother did the child she knew she’d have to let go someday; protective and jealous.

With more persistence, Fenris tried a second time and made it past the first ring of muscle with a more assertive thrust. The hands on the back of his thighs moved to squeeze one buttcheek each. The elf, his face in this moment wrinkled and barely controlled, lips pressed together, strenuously kept a hold of himself; he resembled a tightly coiled spiral ready to go off and Anders felt triumphant for a second.

Until Fenris moved.

And it was him spiralling then, letting go of that gasp so carefully sheltered at the back of his throat.

Anyone else and he might have called it perfect, long and deep thrusts touching all the right places, neither too fast nor too slow, perfect, just perfect to lose himself. He moaned with every wonderful stroke, every blissful slide over his prostate. His head turned with each sensation, when that spot deep inside sent a spark through his body and made his cock twitch in delight.

In a violent shudder he clamped down on Fenris’, fingers in shoulders, thighs on a waist, the hardness lodged inside the warmth of his body. A shout, loud and shrill in his own ears, resounded and brought a budding realisation piercing through the slowing vertigo.

“Fenris…”

“What is it?” The rhythm never faltered. Fenris was still thrusting in and out of him, an appearance of indifference in the face of Anders’ orgasm.

The fall back into reality was not a gentle one. As he should have expected, they were still in a Kirkwall side alley, doing what they were doing, their position very exposed; they could be seen easily and heard likely even better than that. 

There once was a boy from the Anderfels.

The boy had yet to learn the difference between good and bad attention and which of the two should be sought out. This was something his younger self would have readily indulged in, but he wasn’t that man anymore.

“Stop.”

The elf just nibbled along his neck and jaw, but came to an abrupt halt. Mouth close to his ear, he breathed into it. “I get to do what I wish, in order to find release. This part is not debatable.”

“No.”

“Did you hear a question, Anders?”

Well, if the use of his name didn’t convey the seriousness of Fenris’ demand; but he was put back down on his own wobbling feet.

Moistening his dry lips with an equally dry tongue did nothing good. He tried to give a voice to his concern and not get distracted by the lips closing around his earlobe.

“I’m not saying I don’t want this.”

The sizzling feeling of lyrium was fading and so was the song in his head, leaving him with a feeling of loneliness and sadness and the question of how much of it was actually Justice. Two beverages in one pot, hard to tell where which desires came from. He had to concentrate on his complaint, focus really hard to finish his thoughts, instead of begging for another kiss, another taste.

“Not here. Let’s go to your mansion.”

Maybe Fenris would allow him to lick the marks on his arms, if nothing else.

“Still not a question.” 

Fenris pulled away a bit, so he could look into his eyes - beautiful eyes, he had really beautiful eyes, searching for something. Anders wasn’t sure what he would find other than confusion, his rather conflicted emotions.

He saw the flicker in those green eyes the moment Fenris made a decision. “Why do you have to fight me on this? I always give you what you want.”

And I don’t, he wanted to say, but the words died halfway past his lips, because Fenris took his hands and - slowly - guided them to the hem of his vest, allowed it to be removed and discarded to the side.

Anders’ mouth was on him in seconds.

The instant it took to regret his hastiness was pure ecstasy, before he almost blacked out and only Fenris’ unyielding form to hold him up against the wall. Bless Fenris. Let him worship the lyrium, on his knees in the dirt, if necessary. Bless the Maker for his creation. Bless the man who concocted the idea of a walking ly— no, not him. That’s the kind of desperation he turn himself over to. He shouldn’t think like that. Bless Fenris. He returned to that, as save a thought as he could manage.

But it was all worth it. Licking across of the elf’s chest where all the other lines originated - or converged - from. Lyrium assaulted his senses and it felt like nothing else in the world. His life had taught him to seek joy in unexpected places, even in the most mundane ones; those were usually the best. But lyrium, it didn’t compare, emotions so strong he thought he might cry.

In the beginning he had been careful, though Fenris seemed to hate it and when asked about pain he insisted they didn’t hurt more than usual at his touch, that Anders’ ministrations were welcome distraction.

His hands were roaming the parts of Fenris’ torso he wasn’t working on with his lips and tongue, following the path the lyrium left on his flesh, learning every curve and unexpected turn by heart. Patterns he’d gradually grew accustomed to, but still surprised him with twirls and flourishes he never noticed before. Tracing an unknown path along Fenris’ skin with his mouth. Feeling the occasional tremble, wondering whether they came from a place of rather forgotten memory, pleasure or maintaining control. 

A question he could not ask.

Sometimes the lyrium made him say things he really shouldn’t, he didn’t mean, and Fenris liked those, liked them a lot. And some things he can’t blame on the lyrium, things that he did mean and they were usually worse. Some things made Fenris stop, but also avoid him for days and weeks.

In a way, Fenris needed the lyrium more than Anders did. It gave him control.

Which probably said something profound about the state of them, when he wasn’t too high to make sense of it or not sober enough to refuse thinking about it.

He drew his tongue along a mark circling Fenris’ nipple and received a hum of approval in return, but nothing more. Like always the elf had a hard time relaxing and fully allowing his pleasure to unfold; his past could never be forgotten, and Anders far from being the ideal lover to seek oblivion.

His struggle was quite telling, even as Anders’ closed his lips around the hard lump of flesh, he made no further sound.

“Grab my hair.”

The elf took to the suggestion like Hawke took to a job offer with almost certain doom at its end. Delicate fingers combed through his blond strands and tugged, because he thought Anders told him so; 

or because he had enough of apostate lapping at his skin; 

or because he liked the sound of protest coming from his opponent - everything they did was a fight of some kind - upon being unable to reach the lyrium anymore;

or because he wanted to hear him beg again;

or because of a different reason he failed to understand.

Maybe he did it just because he could. Should. As Anders looked up to him and everything was too bright, shiny little sparks dancing around them and blurring his vision along the edges, he had to close his eyes.

He felt dizzy and incredibly good. Better than he had in days. Weeks even. Ready to take on whole groups of templars, bandits or slavers, all on his own. His tongue darted out again, only to be denied by Fenris’ iron grip.

“How I manage even a day without you, I don’t know”, Anders sighed, with too much breath in his voice.

“You are gravely mistaken, if you believe your unorthodox sense of flattery will get you anywhere. Now, turn around.”

He could still say no. Turns out, I don’t want it after all. Easy. But lyrium tingling on his skin where Fenris and him are pressed against each other. Fitting together like puzzle pieces, fill out the holes, cut away long enough at the rough edges, there’s a match for everyone; even if the whole picture won’t be quite the same again or never comes together at all.

And only to find out, after all this work, they are unable to keep a grip on each other. Only after all this work to find out that this was not w— I need him. 

There was no way he could still say no. Need him.

Fenris. 

When Anders turned and bend, hands up against the wall, Fenris followed. He snuggled up to him and placed a soft kiss on his shoulder blade. Proud, or maybe even a bit affectionate. Anders’ heart skipped a beat or two, when two hand caressed downwards from his sides and over his hips to his arse but, in soothing circles, they moved back up again. Three times repeated and nervousness had almost turned to anticipation by the time the hands reached his bottom and parted him gingerly. 

“Here.”

Two fingers, back at his lips, a generous distraction, while Fenris breached him again.

The world closed in around him. Nothing mattered. Not the breeze where it hit exposed flesh. Not the rough wall scraping the skin of his palms. Not the grip on his hips slipping with every other thrust - Fenris didn’t left bruises.

He didn’t feel any of it; he only felt Fenris’ cock diligently pumping in and out of him at a steady, torturous pace. Sweet, mind-numbing, excruciating. Fucking that almost, almost took his breath away.

It could have been perfect, it could have been enough; this used to be his standard, simple and slow. Before he met Fenris. 

“Harder, please!”

Fenris, whose lyrium opened a door to possibilities no other lover could ever live up to.

The elf followed his own rhythm, languid and leisured were the words that came to mind. He ignored the attempts to push back against him and continued on his own terms, even in the face of needy whimpers and Anders deliberately constricting the muscles around the dick in his hole in a move that others before rightfully called “sinful”.

Begging and pleading got him nowhere. Fenris was deaf to it.

Didn’t prevent him from trying, though. Breathless pleas. Enquiring with a lilt to his sentences. Softspoken and gentle and polite requests. Once started the words just keep flowing, trickling down in lovely little rivulets; he kept going without thought. Promises made and oaths sworn. If only, if only—

And when honey-coated words fell short, “Don’t hold back! Don’t you dare to hold back!”

It was meant to be angry and threatening and failed horrendously on both counts, but all he cared about was, if it would get his point across and, consequently, his arse pounded.

The desperation set in. Maybe if tears could move him.

“Please. More. Harder. Faster. Just please!”

“I shouldn’t.”

So used to his own voice, the sudden concession caused a moment of silence. Shouldn’t. Not couldn’t. Different from wouldn’t. But did it mean anything?

With a mirthless laugh und Fenris’ name on his tongue Anders lashed out against the wall, when another skillful thrust hit his sweet spot. Another laugh, at his palm, now stinging and bloody. “Unbelievable.”

When all he wanted to be was being torn inside.

All illusion had to shatter sometime.

“If I was a good man, maybe you’d be right.”

First, the air around them crackled. Goosebumps formed on bared arms and legs. Anders held the spell in his hand for all but a second, before letting it loose on the elf.

Less time than that passed until Fenris slammed him against the wall, full body pressed to his back, cock seated as deep as it would go. Though it didn’t stay that way.

Anders actually screamed then, for the first time since the evening started.

Fenris silenced him with a hand over his mouth and carefully considered words in his ear.

“You are a fool who doesn’t know what he is doing, but I will relent. I have no responsibility for your choices.”

Even the new punishing pace, he still followed a clear rhythm; he pulled all the way out and pushed back in with force. Anders could predict the pain but not escape it. Neither did he want to. Waiting for the moment that would turn the pain into bliss, the muffled scream turn into moans and howls, each agonizing trust into a delightful slide; the moment that he tore and could feel lyrium hit his bloodstream; that moment, the moment that would make his weeping cock burst and send his mind into rapture.

When it happened, the effect on him was immediate.

It was an explosion of his perceptions, everything heightened, but focused only on a margin of exquisite sensations. He came again in a shuddering of floppy limbs and it almost didn’t matter among all the other things he was feeling. No longer did he need a body, only his heart, beating in a frenzy, pumping the essence of his ecstasy through him.

Anders was kneeling on the floor, hand in the dirt, and it was of no consequence; he had detached himself from his flesh and bones.

There was singing, a voice so clear, quaint and idyllic and a touch bittersweet.

He hardly noticed when Fenris filled him with his seed, because his eyes went blind and he didn’t feel the cold night anymore and the sounds in his ears were songs, not wind. He tasted nothing but lyrium on his tongue, smelt it even on his own breath.

He laughed and moaned and sobbed. Tears streaming down his face, perfectly undisturbed.

Look, what you have done to yourself.

Fenris was wrapping his coat around his shaking form by the time Anders’ feeling for touch returned to him. Wondered if it was his first sense to return or if the words he heard came from the elf at his side, but he couldn’t see Fenris’ face yet to check.

He sat cross-legged on the ground and pretended to lean against the wall and not a shoulder. To pretend his fumbling hands were groping for anything else to hold on to than another pair of hands, proved too silly even for him and he linked their fingers with only a hint of a doubt.

“You should heal that”, Fenris said, because a squeeze and a flinch reminded both of his scraped and bloody palms.

Them and more, probably.

With that much lyrium in his system, who could tell what even a simple healing spell might become.

“Anders—”

“Let’s not do this.”

They didn’t know anything more than they had before. Their coupling hadn’t revealed anything remotely new or unprecedented.

“We both knew.”

“This shouldn’t happen again.”

“But it will.”

Nothing they hadn’t done before. They both knew and it hadn’t stopped them. It wouldn’t stop them next time either.

“Let’s get you home.”


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